3.09.10

HOT LUNCH TODAY: French dip
HOT LUNCH TOMORROW: Chicken leg dinner

Track will start next Monday after school in the high school gym. You must have a physical before participating. There will be a meeting for all students interested in track Thursday at break. It would be highly recommended to you prospective tracksters that you go for a jog every evening. You body will thank you next Monday. (NEWTON)

SENIOR PROM 2010 "Masquerade" will be held March 20 at the new restaurant across from the weigh station (referred to as 'Shriner's'). A Masquerade Ball Dinner hosted by the Troy Trojan Booster Club will be served from 5-7 at the same location. Reservations will be held for the first 30 people to sign up and PAY $15 each for their choice of filet mignon, shrimp alfredo or chicken terriyaki. Details to follow. (RALSTON)

Any students interested in being a manager for track – see Mr. Newton before Thursday. (NEWTON)

All girls, grades 7-11, interested in playing basketball next year, please meet in Mr. Newton’s room at break on Wednesday. (NEWTON)

If you are planning on having prom dinner at the Kootenai River Inn in Bonners Ferry, please call ahead for reservations. (OFFICE)

Winter Sports Awards will be at 10:00 a.m. Thursday, March 18th. (MR. MAC)

Girls open gym volleyball TODAY after school at the Activity Center. (COACH BEAL)

Drama rehearsal immediately after school today – ACT II. (SMITH)

Libby Floral deadline to order tuxes and flowers is March 15th. (OFFICE)

Tennis players: We start Monday March 15th. Get a physical if you haven’t had one – see you at the courts! (PRIEVE)

Junior High Student Council meeting Friday during break. (MILLER)

Break detention is in Mr. Archibald’s room this week. (RALSTON)

Seniors: Let your parents know that we will be having a “senior parent” meeting THIS EVENING at 6:00 p.m. in the high school library. (J. HIGGINS)

PROM RAFFLE TICKETS now on sale. You can win a $50 dinner at MK Steakhouse or $25 worth of tanning. Want great nails – win prom nails from True Blue or your corsage and flowers from Blossom Boutique. You could even win prom tickets! See your local Close Up representatives to buy a ticket today! (RANDALL)

Seniors: Jostens will be in the auditorium Thursday morning before school starts to deliver graduation announcements. (OFFICE)

Our first day of SOFTBALL practice will be a meeting in Mrs. Miller’s room after school on Monday, March 15th. If you do not have a physical on file from other activities this year, you need to bring one signed by you, your doctor and parent/guardian. Also, this meeting is our meeting with parent/guardian. We will answer any questions you might have about the program at this time. Again, make sure a parent/guardian is present at this meeting.
(COACH THOMPSON)

PROM is Saturday, March 20, 8:00-midnight. Grand March at 8:30. Parents BOOTED at 9:00. Masks are REQUIRED. They can be purchased from the Art Club, handmade, bought at Walmart, OR you can paint a mask on your face. Whatever you choose, remember this is a formal dance and all typical dress codes apply. No hockey masks, zombie masks, paper sacks, etc. Emergency masks will be available at the door for those who need them for $4. Prom tickets are for sale during lunch in the auditorium, must be purchased in advance, and are $12 single/$20 couple. (RALSTON)

SENIORS: The Army Corps of Engineers/Libby Dam is advertising for summer employees. Par ranges from $9.74 to $21.86 per hours. Completed applications must be sent to the Libby dam and must be RECEIVED by them by the close of business on March 15th. See. Mr. Palmer for application materials. (PALMER)

Softball open gym Tues./Wed. evenings at 6:30 p.m. at the Activity Center. (COACH THOMPSON)

Ms. Willis’s room will be open 1 hour after school on Tuesday & Thursday afternoons. You can catch up on homework, type essays, do research etc. (WILLIS)